University of Houston Human Resources
  U H Home U H Home Search University of Houston
 
EMPLOYEE FOCUS
April 2008

In This Month's Issue:

 SPOTLIGHT
Who's Who on Campus
April Calendar

 HUMAN RESOURCES
Staff Tuition Scholarship
9/9 Pre-Collection Pay Cycle
PCD Due Date
Benefit Changes for TRS
Training Schedule
Pay Flex & Health Select Updates
FrontLine
EAP Quarterly LifeLines
Tips and Benefit Reminders
ERS Article
March Quiz Results
April Quiz
 
 FINANCE
Annual Tax Season
2008 VITA Program
 
 PAYROLL
W-2's Available Online
 
 DINING
April Dining Hours

 AROUND THE CAMPUS
Copy Center
Parking Permits
Women's Scholarships

 

 PRINTABLE VERSION

If you have comments or would like to submit an article for the Spotlight, contact Sara Carter at scarter@uh.edu


Contents Edited by the Administration & Finance Customer Service Center

 

 



Who’s Who on Campus

We’ve got a lot of great people on campus, and we thought you’d like to get to know more about them. These individuals have been selected by their colleagues as people you should know on campus.

CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE NOW!



Who:

Ann McFarland, LMSW-AP
Director, Office of Community Projects

Years of UH Service:
17.5 years

College:
Graduate College of Social Work

How to Contact Me:
713-743-8145 or amcfarland@uh.edu

Where to Find Me:
Social Work Building - 444

When to Call Me:
When you need a program evaluation, needs assessment, social work continuing education and the list goes on....or someone to keep all of the plates twirling in the air without falling...

Helpful Hint:
Take time to listen to your staff. Have a sense of humor. When you have an upsetting situation, sleep on it over night and usually a more rational outcome will result.

What I Like Best About My Job:
I never know what each day will bring whether working with the community or with UH folks or it could be a surprise. That's what makes it fun.

What Ann’s Colleagues Say:
Joe Papick says that “Ms. McFarland has been an integral part of OCP for over 10 years and has had a positive impact on the Houston community as well as the university. She is active in staff issues and a very positive administrator.” 

After reading the article, Sandra Semiens shared her agreement with Joe and added that Ann supervised Sandra for 8 1/2 years. "Her door was always open. There was no favoritism, and she always had an open ear, no matter what the problem might have been."